Burglary Suspect Captured After Florida Street Alarm
Children alert at 730 Florida fired shots, police report says a burglar was caught after a chase in the Canon home area. About $300 worth of jewelry was taken while the family was away. Detectives Dresch Cantu Sheffield and Haddox led the response and the suspect was later arrested. Residents urged to consider housing ads in local classifieds.
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Buck Haddox
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Pickpocket Lost in Transit Freed Again in Chicago
A Chicago pickpocket known as Lost in Transit was sentenced last February to six months in Bridewell but was freed before serving due to a stay. Judge Thomas A. Green expected to hear of his release as the man avoided commitment and returned to freedom.
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Dr Atticus Webb Warns Against Church Involvement in Prohibition
George Town sermon warns pastors against using churches to push partisan politics. Webb says churches should remain in the fight for a sober nation, framing liquor sale as a moral issue. He notes the Evangelist party line has long answered this question.
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Ons
Atticus Webb
Mole Sanger
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Dy Wenp
Indian Revolt in Panama Islands Reported
June 9 Panamanian government faced reports of a widespread revolt by the Jillle San Blas Indians protesting last Sunday's presidential election. The island group, reachable only by boat, supported Francisco Arias Paredes who was defeated by Harmodio Arias.
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Papams
Panama
Hitler Fined for Contempt in Munich Trial
Adolf Hitler, questioned during a newspaper man’s trial for perjury, angered as he refused to answer defense attorney Kurt Rosenfeld. He was fined 1000 marks for contempt of court, while Rosenfeld pressed questions about National Socialist campaign funds and a suspected grant from a Gräch industrialist tied to a French armaments firm.
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Kurt “Rosenfeld
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Woman Shot in Fredericksburg Mystery Death
Miss Lina Moellering a 50 year old former socialite in Fredericksburg was found shot to death in her yard. Neighbors heard a pistol blast and located her body. friends blame loss of money for the crime as investigators pursue the case.
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Lina Moellering
Fredericksburg
Veteran writes Open Forum on adjusted compensation payments
H W Mittler argues in a signed letter that veterans finance loans from a government life insurance fund, with about 490 million in assets and 250 million invested in loans, at 4.5 percent interest, causing losses as reserves earn 3 percent. He contends disability payment inequalities will be corrected and criticizes opposition to higher payments.
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Fife Insurance Fund
Best
Treasury
Eighteenth Amendment and Mood Versus Nation
Letter to the editor argues the eighteenth amendment and its effects depress the U S economy and enrich foreign countries. The writer claims Canada and Mexico build tourist hotels and roads to attract liquor revenue, draining wealth from the United States as Americans seek foreign beverages. A seized cargo off New York Harbor valued in Mexico at $150,000 is noted as a loss.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Jessen
Bandy Hoals
New York
A. E. Hetlbron
Protection of Dumb Animals Sought Edlior The Light
San Antonio boasts of the natural beauty of Stiglty yet ignores animal treatment. The piece laments mistreatment of cows, horses, and donkeys, appeals for a law to provide humane care and medicine for neglected animals.
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San Antonio
Stiglty
Rhein
Praises Tuttle for Bank Work editor The Signi
Ambiguous text praises Tuttle for bank work in The Signi. A fragmented line notes 1 cent looks at last and mentions Catone. Humor, credit and thanks are implied for efforts in keeping it going. Reference to 18 000 appears as an unfinished figure.
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Loltie
Dla
Slayer Granted Clemency While Execution Looms
Austin authorities halted the scheduled execution of Esbanisla de Lopes after clemency today. Lopes, convicted of the war slaying of Jesus Villrens in Willacy County, faced the electric chair after midnight, but the clemency decision intervened.
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Lopes
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Jesus Villrens
Willacy County
Salvadorian Chief Confirms Stay as President
General Maxiatillado Martines issued a manifesto declaring he will remain president of Salvadore, despite lack of recognition from many nations. He seized power in December after a military coup that ousted President Artur Arado Heenig to exile.
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San Salvador
Maxiatillado Martines
Martinez
Artur Arado Heenig
Austin Employees Receive Pay Cut In City Action
In Austin, city workers face pay reductions with minimum cuts of 10 percent. The council also reduced salaries up to 2999 by 15 percent for 3000 to 5000 range, and trimmed the city manager’s pay by 20 percent.
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Dune
Balazies
California Summer Vacation Dream Destinations
Come to California this summer and discover why it is a favorite vacation land for hundreds of thousands from other states. Enjoy broad ocean beaches, the Sierra Nevada wonderland, and San Francisco with its Golden Gate beauty. Explore Embarcadero ships, Chinatown, and Golden Gate Park while seeking work and leisure in a vibrant, historic city.
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